Electromagnetic curves and Rytov’s law in the optical fiber with Maxwellian evolution via alternative moving frame
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Applications to physics, Magnetic flows, Vector fields, Ordinary differential equations, Electromagnetic theory, Maxwell’s equationAbstract
In this study, we research the behavior of a linearly-polarized light wave in optical fiber and the rotation of the polarization plane through the alternative moving frame { N,C,W } in Minkowski 3-space. Then Berry’s phase equations are discussed for electromagnetic curves in the { C } and { W } directions along an optic fiber via alternative moving frame in Minkowski 3-space. Moreover, electromagnetic curve’s { C } and { W } Rytov parallel transportation laws are defined. Finally, we examine the electromagnetic curve’s Maxwellian evolution by Maxwell’s equation.
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